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Netflix Goes All Out—In Fact, Unlimited—for Paid Parental Leave
Media streaming service company Netflix, based in California, has just announced that its employees can take “as much time as they want during the first year after a child’s birth or adoption,” said Chief Talent Officer Tawni Cranz on a company blog. That means they can take time, come back to work and leave again, work part time, whatever works for them that first year, all at full salary and benefits.
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Netflix Goes All Out—In Fact, Unlimited—for Paid Parental Leave
Media streaming service company Netflix, based in California, has just announced that its employees can take “as much time as they want during the first year after a child’s birth or adoption,” said Chief Talent Officer Tawni Cranz on a company blog. That means they can take time, come back to work and leave again, work part time, whatever works for them that first year, all at full salary and benefits.
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10 To-Do Apps for 10 Kinds of People
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If You Live in Your Calendar: Fantastical 2 (iOS and OS X)
Okay—Fantastical 2 is actually a calendar. But, by including a task manager, it becomes a to-do app worthy of its name. Instead of just seeing a list of items to complete each day, you’ll see your to-dos at the exact time you want to get them done. That way you’ll be sure you have time for everything no matter how hectic your day is.
Similar multi-platform option: Swipes
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Your Life Just Got a Whole Lot More Productive
Odds are high that you’re probably not as obsessed with your task list as I am. No, really: I’ve been known to spend more time organizing my to-dos than actually doing them. Why am I telling you this? Because I’ve pretty much tried every task like app out there—and I’m like a kid at Christmas whenever I discover one that I love. That means I not only know almost every single one that exists, but I know what their individual benefits are—plus, what kind of person should use each one.
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If You’re Beyond Busy: Things (iOS and OS X)
When you’ve got a million things on your plate, the last thing you have time for is fussing with an app. You need it to be easy and fast to use while still offering you enough features to keep you organized. Things touts itself as being the app that you don’t need a manual to start using, and it promises to speed up capturing your tasks by providing a keyboard shortcut as well as copying text from other apps.
Similar multi-platform option: TickTick
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If You’re a Visual Thinker: Trello (Multi-Platform)
Did my sticky note comment hit home with you? Then take a look at Trello. Unlike most list-based task managers, Trello is based on a system of cards and boards–think of it like a virtual bulletin board. You can add photos, notes, files, lists, labels, color codes, and more to the cards to make sure all your information is included. And you can easily drag and drop to re-organize everything just about whatever way you see things in your mind’s eye.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You Live in Your Calendar: Fantastical 2 (iOS and OS X)
Okay—Fantastical 2 is actually a calendar. But, by including a task manager, it becomes a to-do app worthy of its name. Instead of just seeing a list of items to complete each day, you’ll see your to-dos at the exact time you want to get them done. That way you’ll be sure you have time for everything no matter how hectic your day is.
Similar multi-platform option: Swipes
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If You’re Feeling Frazzled: Any.do (Multi-Platform)
From the second your alarm rings until your head hits the pillow at night, it’s go-go-go for you. Some days you feel lucky to remember your own name, much less your task list. In steps Any.do and its “Moment” feature. This is a gentle, but firm, daily reminder for you to review your day’s tasks so that you’re sure you’re set with a plan for a productive day.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’ve Got All the Tasks: OmniFocus (iOS and OS X)
If your to-do lists have to-do lists, OmniFocus is the one for you. As the most feature-rich and complex app, it lets you filter and sort your work in a number of different ways so you see only what you need at that moment. So, no more worrying about your home reno project when you should be figuring out what else you have to prep for next week’s presentation at work.
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If You Switch it Up: Todoist (Multi-Platform)
So many devices, you say? Not a problem with Todoist. It has versions for iOS, Android, and the weband browser extensions of every sort–not to mention integrations with email clients like Gmail and Outlook, plus services including Dropbox, IFTTT, Google Maps, and so on. That means you’ll stay on top of your to-do list with Todoist any time, anywhere.
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If You’re a Purist: Reminders (iOS)
Reminders is the stock iOS app for tasks and, of course, reminders. It offers all the standard fare of to-do apps, but the reason to use it is the reason some people climb mountains: It’s there. That might sound like a silly reason to choose (or not choose) it—but it also means that it automatically works with other iOS apps and services. And, of course, it means it features Apple’s trademark design and ease-of-use.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’re Not Alone: Wunderlist (Multi-Platform)
Are you constantly collaborating at work? Or do you need to wrangle the chores your partner needs to do around the house? Wunderlist makes sharing tasks simple. With just a few taps, your colleagues or family can access lists. And, with the pro version, you can put them to work by assigning them tasks right from the app.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You Think Looks Matter: Clear (iOS and OS X)
Could a wonderful-to-look-at task manager tempt you to pay more attention to your to-dos? It could be worth a try. And the Clear app has you covered there. I mean, the makers themselves say it’s “a mighty fine-looking app.” Check it out if colorful, simple, and themes are words that turn you on (scheduling-wise, of course).
Similar option for Android and the web: Google Keep
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If You’re a True Procrastinator: Carrot (iOS)
Sometimes tough love is the only solution to a real problem. Carrot won’t have a problem being hard on you if you don’t stay on top of your to-dos. But, it also plays fair by rewarding you in unique ways when you do live up to its expectations. It’s not an app for the faint of heart, but it could be the one to finally help you conquer your tasks.
Similar option for Android: HabitBull
10 To-Do Apps for 10 Kinds of People
Image:
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You Live in Your Calendar: Fantastical 2 (iOS and OS X)
Okay—Fantastical 2 is actually a calendar. But, by including a task manager, it becomes a to-do app worthy of its name. Instead of just seeing a list of items to complete each day, you’ll see your to-dos at the exact time you want to get them done. That way you’ll be sure you have time for everything no matter how hectic your day is.
Similar multi-platform option: Swipes
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
Your Life Just Got a Whole Lot More Productive
Odds are high that you’re probably not as obsessed with your task list as I am. No, really: I’ve been known to spend more time organizing my to-dos than actually doing them. Why am I telling you this? Because I’ve pretty much tried every task like app out there—and I’m like a kid at Christmas whenever I discover one that I love. That means I not only know almost every single one that exists, but I know what their individual benefits are—plus, what kind of person should use each one.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’re Beyond Busy: Things (iOS and OS X)
When you’ve got a million things on your plate, the last thing you have time for is fussing with an app. You need it to be easy and fast to use while still offering you enough features to keep you organized. Things touts itself as being the app that you don’t need a manual to start using, and it promises to speed up capturing your tasks by providing a keyboard shortcut as well as copying text from other apps.
Similar multi-platform option: TickTick
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’re a Visual Thinker: Trello (Multi-Platform)
Did my sticky note comment hit home with you? Then take a look at Trello. Unlike most list-based task managers, Trello is based on a system of cards and boards–think of it like a virtual bulletin board. You can add photos, notes, files, lists, labels, color codes, and more to the cards to make sure all your information is included. And you can easily drag and drop to re-organize everything just about whatever way you see things in your mind’s eye.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You Live in Your Calendar: Fantastical 2 (iOS and OS X)
Okay—Fantastical 2 is actually a calendar. But, by including a task manager, it becomes a to-do app worthy of its name. Instead of just seeing a list of items to complete each day, you’ll see your to-dos at the exact time you want to get them done. That way you’ll be sure you have time for everything no matter how hectic your day is.
Similar multi-platform option: Swipes
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’re Feeling Frazzled: Any.do (Multi-Platform)
From the second your alarm rings until your head hits the pillow at night, it’s go-go-go for you. Some days you feel lucky to remember your own name, much less your task list. In steps Any.do and its “Moment” feature. This is a gentle, but firm, daily reminder for you to review your day’s tasks so that you’re sure you’re set with a plan for a productive day.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’ve Got All the Tasks: OmniFocus (iOS and OS X)
If your to-do lists have to-do lists, OmniFocus is the one for you. As the most feature-rich and complex app, it lets you filter and sort your work in a number of different ways so you see only what you need at that moment. So, no more worrying about your home reno project when you should be figuring out what else you have to prep for next week’s presentation at work.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You Switch it Up: Todoist (Multi-Platform)
So many devices, you say? Not a problem with Todoist. It has versions for iOS, Android, and the weband browser extensions of every sort–not to mention integrations with email clients like Gmail and Outlook, plus services including Dropbox, IFTTT, Google Maps, and so on. That means you’ll stay on top of your to-do list with Todoist any time, anywhere.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’re a Purist: Reminders (iOS)
Reminders is the stock iOS app for tasks and, of course, reminders. It offers all the standard fare of to-do apps, but the reason to use it is the reason some people climb mountains: It’s there. That might sound like a silly reason to choose (or not choose) it—but it also means that it automatically works with other iOS apps and services. And, of course, it means it features Apple’s trademark design and ease-of-use.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’re Not Alone: Wunderlist (Multi-Platform)
Are you constantly collaborating at work? Or do you need to wrangle the chores your partner needs to do around the house? Wunderlist makes sharing tasks simple. With just a few taps, your colleagues or family can access lists. And, with the pro version, you can put them to work by assigning them tasks right from the app.
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You Think Looks Matter: Clear (iOS and OS X)
Could a wonderful-to-look-at task manager tempt you to pay more attention to your to-dos? It could be worth a try. And the Clear app has you covered there. I mean, the makers themselves say it’s “a mighty fine-looking app.” Check it out if colorful, simple, and themes are words that turn you on (scheduling-wise, of course).
Similar option for Android and the web: Google Keep
Photo by: Working Mother Editor
If You’re a True Procrastinator: Carrot (iOS)
Sometimes tough love is the only solution to a real problem. Carrot won’t have a problem being hard on you if you don’t stay on top of your to-dos. But, it also plays fair by rewarding you in unique ways when you do live up to its expectations. It’s not an app for the faint of heart, but it could be the one to finally help you conquer your tasks.
Similar option for Android: HabitBull
5 Tips for Small Business Success
In recent years, the amount of women that have made the leap to successful business owners has increased. Finding success as an entrepreneur can mean flexible hours, being your own boss and enjoying more quality time with your family. As such, starting a business is an attractive route for a lot of women—but being in charge is never easy. Here, five tips to becoming a thriving female entrepreneur.
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